All elements display in Red?

[dlafont6969]

Hi,

I'm using Revit Lt 2019. I'm quite experienced in using Revit and usually use my own template to start a project. 

However when ever I use the Generic Architectural template to begin my model and go into a 3D view, goto Detail level Course, turn on section box and pull it down to cut the walls and doors etc. All elements cut display in Red? I have looked everwhere to fix the problem all the obvious places I've looked in materials, phases, over-rides, object styles... I just can't find out why? I can go into each element and change them individually or by category however it seems like there is a setting somewhere I'm missing.

It doesn't happen when I use my own template, only the Generic Architectural template.

Please see my picture attached.

Maybe you could test it yourself?

Thanks for your Help

Dean La Fontaine

[ToanDN]

Are the cut elements new or existing?

[aRcHiTeCt.JM]

... hi @dlafont6969

... upload your model to take a look

... did you check visibility / graphics ?

.... object styles ?

[cbcarch]

-Is there a Filter applied setting the cut pattern to solid red?

-Check Wall Properties>Graphics>Coarse Scale Fill Color & Pattern

-Try changing the 3D View's Phase Filter to Previous & New ( it is set at Show All)

[RDAOU]

From my experience between Germany, US, and the MENA region, I have at one point or the other used a pre-set template from the autodesk content library. Those default templates have region specific visual settings and preset filters as well as customized tags that are commonly used in that region. EXAMPLE: cut walls setting in the German template behaves similar to the image u posted

You may readjust those settings of course but with some templates it can get quite tidious  

[dlafont6969]

Hi,

I tried all those things and no luck, Revit 2019 doesn't seem to have Filters

I've attached the model for you,

Thanks Dean

[dlafont6969]

Hi,

I tried all those things and no luck

I've attached the model for you,

Thanks Dean

[dlafont6969]

Hi,

Elements are new. 

I tried all those potential solutions others posted and no luck, Revit 2019 doesn't seem to have Filters

I've attached the model for you,

Thanks Dean

[cbcarch]

Revit 2019 does have Filters.

VG>Filters

[dlafont6969]

I found my on solution.

See attached picture

[cbcarch]

See my reply #4 above.

Please accept as solution.

[dlafont6969]

I meant Revit LT 2019 doesn't have filters.

I've found my own solution.